June 05, 2022 07:36 pm | Updated 07:36 pm IST - CHENNAI
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin paying floral tributes to Indian Union Muslim League leader, Muhammad Ismail, popularly known as Quaid-E-Millat, at the Big Mosque, Triplicane, in Chennai on the occasion of the leader’s 127th birth anniversary on Sunday. | Photo Credit: B. JOTHI RAMALINGAM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Sunday paid tributes to Indian Union Muslim League leader Muhammad Ismail, popularly known as Quaid-E-Millat on the latter’s 127th birth anniversary.
In a social media post, Mr. Stalin said Quaid-E-Millat was a guiding light to Tamil society and minorities in India in terms of opposition against the imposition of Hindi, Tamil as India‘s administrative language, communal harmony and educational development of minorities.
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